Honorifics

います

あります

まいります

いらっしゃいます

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• Teacher, I'd like to communicate with you about the paper. What time do you stay at school?
• I'm in until 6:00 oh.
• ずっと：All the time, usually followed by a continuous action or state. The question is about what a teacher says to a student, so there is no need to use respect for him or self-effacement.
• Arimasu: Cannot be used for people.
• Mairimasu: It is a self-effacing expression for "行く" and "来る".
• いらっしゃいます：It is the honorific for "行く", "来る", "いる".

借りさせて

借りられて

お借りして

お借りになって

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• (in the study room) Teacher, can I borrow this book for next month?
• This question is about self-effacing language.
• "お/ご+动词连用形/三类动词词干+する」 expresses self-effacement, describing our behavioral actions in the form of self-effacement and indirectly showing respect for the other party.
• てよろしいですか：can ...... ? Indicates a request for permission from the other party.
• 借りさせて：请允许我...... When you want to ask for someone's permission, use "借りさせてください" or "借りさせていただきますか" (借りさせていただきますか) in the imperative tense.
• 借りられて：表示被动态和尊他，题目说是自己要借进的动作，与题意不符。
• お借りになって：「お/ご+动词连用形/三类动词词干+になる」Respect for the other person or a third person. An expression to honor him.

お伝えいただきます

お伝えいただけます

伝えて差し上げます

お伝えしていただけます

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• When the president gets back, can you tell me I'm calling?
• Okay.
• お/ご+动词连用形/三类动词词干+いただけますでしょうか：Can you help me ...... ? A more respectful expression is "お+いただけないでしょうか".

お待ちして

待たせて

お待ちなさって

お待ちになって

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• Where can I go for enrollment procedures? I'll call the person in charge now, please wait.
• This question is about honorifics.
• The action of waiting is done by the other party, so use the form of honoring him. "お待ちして」is a self-effacing use of "待たせて: please let me wait," which doesn't fit the meaning of the sentence.
• "お／ご+なさる", "お／ご+なさる".
• お／ご+なさる：Although it also expresses respect, it is seldom used in daily life and the level of respect is not as high as "お／ご+になる". Therefore, choose D.

おあがり

お召し

おあがりして

いただいて

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• I don't know if it's to your liking, so please try it.
• お/ご+动词连用形/三类动词词干+ください：It is a honorific expression of "てください", please .......
• Agaru: A honorific expression for "食べる" and "飲む".